1. Added an on-board S3 ViRGE DX (375) video card to the Intel AP440FX socket 8-based machine alongside its on-board CS4236B audio.
2. Sanity check for on-board S3 ViRGE devices.
1. Added the Diamond Stealth 64 Video VRAM 968-based card.
2. Removed the useless VLB-based Phoenix 868 and 968 cards.
3. The Diamond Stealth 64 Video VRAM specific drivers apparently use 0x83ca-0x83cb as aliases of the RAMDAC ports 0x83c6-0x83c7 (New MMIO mode). This makes the hardware cursor visible in those drivers on win3.1 using the IBM RGB RAMDAC.
4. A few more logs and sanity checks around LFB access and MMIO as well.
1. The Debian issue mystery lies around chain2_read/write being required when the LFB mapping is enabled too when MGA modes are set without blitting, however, when it is blitting, immediately tell chain2 to not interfere with the mapping. Fixes Debian once and for all as well as VRAM detection correctly while keeping existing compatibility fine.
2. Undev branch the G100 per above. (Revert if more bugs are revealed).
3. An AND with 0 is not tolerable as it nulls the LFB, fixes hang ups with Win2000 using the Millennium II and possibly the G100.
4. the Extended CRTCs now have a call for timing recalculation, fixes mode changes when blitting is going on.
1. When the 128K banking is activated, use a mask of 0xffff instead of 0x1ffff.
2. Debian uses standard VGA mapping when in chain4 mode and its lfb is adapted accordingly.
3. Fixed the decode VRAM mask on the Millennium II so that the vram is detected correctly and no more glitches.
4. Undev the Millennium II as well.
1. Cleanups and moving the mach8/32 struct to a dedicated header so that would allow for future 8514/A add-on clones (in paper).
2. Mach8/32's port 0x4ae8/9 and shadow set ports (0x5aee and 0x46ee) now account to the mode changes seriously, should fix most of the horizontal/vertical coordinates while entering GUI modes of various stuff.
3. Horizontal/Vertical window coordinates can only be modified if the display enable bit of port 0x22e8 is set as well as bit 0 of port 0x4aee, fixes most problems noted above.
4. Implemented horizontal blanking stuff a la VGA but actually for 8514/A and clones (like ATI).
5. Added some comments regarding the current situation.
6. The Mach8 was actually a 8514/A clone co-processor, not a single solution card of its own. The ATI Graphics Ultra was a single solution card that is actually a Mach8 + ATI 28800-6 in one, so renaming it accordingly.
7. Fixed garbled/distorted acceleration when device bitmap acceleration is enabled in the ATI Mach8 3.0 Win3.1 drivers.
1. Proper cleanup of the code.
2. Migrate the card in question to the VGA class list as it's actually a rebadged VGA Edge (thus 18800).
3. Some VGA only features are not supported on this card and are documented in the recalctimings.
